price for kubota b7610?
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Bob_Young
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Hi, bigballer. Welcome to TBN.
If that price includes the LA352 front end loader, it's a good price. If not, it's too much. What type of rear mower; rear finish mower or bush hog?
Last month I was quoted $15750 for a new B7610 with RCK60 mid-mount mower, ballast box, and an LA352 FEL. Figuring the FEL is around $3700, that leaves $12000 for a new tractor and mid-mount mower....and the mid-mount mowers are usually higher priced than rear mowers.
Bob
If that price includes the LA352 front end loader, it's a good price. If not, it's too much. What type of rear mower; rear finish mower or bush hog?
Last month I was quoted $15750 for a new B7610 with RCK60 mid-mount mower, ballast box, and an LA352 FEL. Figuring the FEL is around $3700, that leaves $12000 for a new tractor and mid-mount mower....and the mid-mount mowers are usually higher priced than rear mowers.
Bob
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Hi, bigballer. Welcome to TBN.
If that price includes the LA352 front end loader, it's a good price. If not, it's too much. What type of rear mower; rear finish mower or bush hog?
Last month I was quoted $15750 for a new B7610 with RCK60 mid-mount mower, ballast box, and an LA352 FEL. Figuring the FEL is around $3700, that leaves $12000 for a new tractor and mid-mount mower....and the mid-mount mowers are usually higher priced than rear mowers.
Bob
If that price includes the LA352 front end loader, it's a good price. If not, it's too much. What type of rear mower; rear finish mower or bush hog?
Last month I was quoted $15750 for a new B7610 with RCK60 mid-mount mower, ballast box, and an LA352 FEL. Figuring the FEL is around $3700, that leaves $12000 for a new tractor and mid-mount mower....and the mid-mount mowers are usually higher priced than rear mowers.
Bob
thank you mr. young. this website has been invaluable so far, i'm glad to be onboard. regarding the tractor: there is an fel on it but not sure of the model (per kubota site, the 352 is "standard" but am confirming with seller). the mower is a finishing model (also confirming model/size). btw, can this be used effectively on tall pasture grass and weeds? what is the difference really between a brushhog and finisher? i suppose it's the number of blades as well as the shape of the cutting pattern but am not really sure.
cheers,
bigballer
cheers,
bigballer
thank you mr. young. this website has been invaluable so far, i'm glad to be onboard. regarding the tractor: there is an fel on it but not sure of the model (per kubota site, the 352 is "standard" but am confirming with seller). the mower is a finishing model (also confirming model/size). btw, can this be used effectively on tall pasture grass and weeds? what is the difference really between a brushhog and finisher? i suppose it's the number of blades as well as the shape of the cutting pattern but am not really sure.
cheers,
bigballer
cheers,
bigballer
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Weeds and tall pasture grass should be no problem for a finish mower but the more important question is "what else are you going to run over out in the pasture?" Hitting old stumps, bottles, rocks etc would damage a finish mower but would only cause a nasty noise when hit by a "brush hog". If the pasture, when cut, really looks like a lawn and if you are reasonably sure there are no hidden surprises, then the finish mower could do the job. If you have doubts, see if you can rent a brush hog at least the first time you mow.
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Weeds and tall pasture grass should be no problem for a finish mower but the more important question is "what else are you going to run over out in the pasture?" Hitting old stumps, bottles, rocks etc would damage a finish mower but would only cause a nasty noise when hit by a "brush hog". If the pasture, when cut, really looks like a lawn and if you are reasonably sure there are no hidden surprises, then the finish mower could do the job. If you have doubts, see if you can rent a brush hog at least the first time you mow.
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Check out this web sight. It has a price layout that shows 3 different levels of pricing.
http://kazez.com/will/kubota.html
Of course this thread will probably get moved to Kubota pricing/buying. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Sorry, didn't see right off the fact you were talking used. Well now you can compare to new. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
http://kazez.com/will/kubota.html
Of course this thread will probably get moved to Kubota pricing/buying. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Sorry, didn't see right off the fact you were talking used. Well now you can compare to new. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
bbse
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Check out this web sight. It has a price layout that shows 3 different levels of pricing.
http://kazez.com/will/kubota.html
Of course this thread will probably get moved to Kubota pricing/buying. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Sorry, didn't see right off the fact you were talking used. Well now you can compare to new. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
http://kazez.com/will/kubota.html
Of course this thread will probably get moved to Kubota pricing/buying. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Sorry, didn't see right off the fact you were talking used. Well now you can compare to new. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif